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Built in 1927 and converted to a co-op in 1988, The Manor at 333 East 43rd Street is part of the historic Tudor City complex constructed by Fred F. French as a tranquil respite away from the bustle of Midtown Manhattan, yet near all of its amenities. The Manor mixes Tudor and Neo-Gothic motifs in its stone-trimmed, red-brick façade. A canopied entrance leads to a carpeted, sconce-lit, medieval-styled lobby framed by brick and rich wood paneling. While thick-walled apartments exude Art Deco-era charm, building amenities have kept up with the times, as they include a 2,000-sqaure-foot fitness center with a yoga studio, laundry, a planted roof garden, and storage and bike rooms, in addition to a full-time doorman and a live-in super. To the south, the Manor overlooks Tudor City Greens, a charming park lined with Gothic-styled apartments, and faces the iconic United Nations complex to the east. The co-op sits a handful of blocks away from the Grand Central Terminal. Local food favorites include Dag Hammarskjold Plaza Greenmarket and Sushi Yasuda.
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Financially strong Coop with 2 ml in cash reserve. Easy renovation approval. Pied-a-terre friendly. No dogs, but cat friendly board. Utility is included in the maintanance. 80% financing allowed.
Tudor Park neighborhood. Near five star restaurant L`Impero and some of the best restaurants of Manhattan. Two blocks from Grand Central Station, Metro-North Rail road, and 4,5,6 subway lines. United Nations is around the corner. Exclusive shopping on along the Madison and Park Avenue.